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  • #302385

    In reply to: Category & Tag

    shanebp
    Moderator

    This is a BuddyPress forum.
    Questions specific to WordPress should be asked on the WP support forums.

    #302375
    shanebp
    Moderator

    So there is an @ at the beginning of a user_nicename ?
    BuddyPress does not typically do that; this seems more like a WP issue.

    The ‘2’ usually means that the name was not unique and so a 2 was added.
    Usually, the user_nicename is the same as the user_login so that it is unique.

    Did you check your database to see if all login names are the same as their nicenames ?
    Do you have some other plugin or custom code that manipulates or assigns either field?

    #302366
    Venutius
    Moderator

    Hi there, BuddyPress does not come with forums, for that you’d need a plugin such as bbPress.

    #302364
    shanebp
    Moderator

    Have you tried updating BuddyPress ? The current version is 4.1

    Can you provide an example of a link that does not work?
    And an url to a user profile ?

    #302360
    shanebp
    Moderator

    BuddyPress does not have a function called bb_notification_count

    Are you using a BuddyBoss plugin or theme?
    If so, that is where the issue is and you should contact BuddyBoss with your question.

    #302356
    shanebp
    Moderator

    It should work.
    Try moving it to bp-custom.php

    #302355
    shanebp
    Moderator

    It looks like you are using a very customized version of BuddyPress.
    BuddyPress typically lives in /wp-content/plugins/ not in /wp-content/mu-plugins/.
    And it does not have a directory called /admin-mods/ or a file called bp-core-homebase-dashboard.php.

    I doubt anyone here can help you.
    You need to talk to the people who set up your website.
    btw – bp_user_fullname() can be found in buddypress\bp-members\bp-members-template.php

    #302353
    Venutius
    Moderator

    I don’t think that’s a feature of BuddyPress itself, you’ll need to refer to the creators of that plugin.

    #302345
    shanebp
    Moderator

    BuddyPress does not provide forums.
    Try using bbPress or maybe ask on their support forums.

    #302341
    designcornerdev
    Participant

    Hi Varun.

    Thank you very much for your answer.

    I used the plugin that you mention and the migration went well.

    The only problem is in all subsites the groups creation stopped working at step 2 for all the subsites.

    A curious thing is that the group is created despite the crash at step 2.

    When i go to the groups -> the group exists and i can configure the step 3, 4 and 5.

    The problem is the crash and the white page. The user does not know what to do.

    All of the other features of buddypress works fine.

    Best Regards

    #302334
    Oxibug
    Participant

    Thanks Pal, Working GREAT

    I was using bp_include like suggested in documentation but it seems it’s related to files only.

    Final Code

    class MY_PLUGIN_BuddyPress {
    
        private static $_instance = null;
        
        /*
         * Silent Constructor
         *
         * */
        public function __construct() { }
    
        public static function instance() {
    
            if( is_null( self::$_instance ) ) {
    
                self::$_instance = new self;
    
                self::$_instance->init();
    
            }
    
            return self::$_instance;
    
        }
    
        private function init() {
                
            add_action( 'bp_load', array( &$this, '_buddypress_action' ), 10 );
            
        }
    
        public function _buddypress_action() {
                
            $all_groups = BP_Groups_Group::get( array(
                
                'type'               => null,
                'orderby'            => 'date_created',
                'order'              => 'DESC',
                'per_page'           => null,
                'page'               => null,
                'user_id'            => 0,
                'slug'               => array(),
                'search_terms'       => false,
                'search_columns'     => array(),
                'group_type'         => '',
                'group_type__in'     => '',
                'group_type__not_in' => '',
                'meta_query'         => false,
                'include'            => false,
                'parent_id'          => null,
                'update_meta_cache'  => true,
                'update_admin_cache' => false,
                'exclude'            => false,
                'show_hidden'        => false,
                'status'             => array(),
                'fields'             => 'all',
                
            ) );
    
        }
    
    }
    #302321
    shanebp
    Moderator

    Removing the tab could cause problems because it is the default tab.

    I suggest you simply edit the page to remove those fields and replace them with a message directing users to your preferred page.
    Create a template overload of this file:
    buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\settings\general.php
    And then in the overload file, make your changes.

    #302320
    dietcheese
    Participant

    I am a developer. I’m able to copy and edit templates no problem.

    However, this doesn’t help as far as embedding and submitting the form components from an area outside BuddyPress.

    Perhaps it isn’t possible?

    #302319
    Mike Witt
    Participant

    We have our users set their email and change their password in the MemberPress account page. I’d like to have that happen in only one place. So I’d like to remove the “General” tab from the BuddyPress profile page. Any advice on how to do that?

    #302317
    shanebp
    Moderator

    You need to look at the BP templates that have sections that you want to duplicate.
    The templates are here: buddypress\bp-templates\
    Unless you have good skills as a developer, it will be difficult to get your custom pages working properly.

    #302308
    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @teleworm1337 try to repair the email template files
    Tools >> BuddyPress >> Reinstall emails (delete and restore from defaults).

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w7Ji76WDerpHqYin8kd-j5hCDtq6HU2j/view?usp=drivesdk

    Also, make sure email deliveries are working fine.

    #302307
    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @billysgtr with BuddyPress Nouveau template files you will have all participants avatars.
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KqvtKjjvgU2XK9c3S40fuL0aOTSk9j86/view?usp=drivesdk

    #302293

    In reply to: Custom Profil Tabs

    shanebp
    Moderator

    > I purchased a custom profile tab plugin

    Was it a custom BuddyPress profile tab plugin ?
    If so, the developer did a very poor job because any BP profile tab needs to handle dynamic user ids.

    Tell them to simply use $user_id = bp_displayed_user_id(); in the shortcode function and to ignore or remove the user_id from the shortcode attributes.

    #302289
    vivekmathur1969
    Participant

    Hi, I’m even newbier (?) than @cvtbrian in that I’m just starting up with a brand new community (ie zero traffic), and plan to use Buddypress + Woocommerce, plus maybe 20-25 other plugins. I was planning to sign up for Managed WordPress hosting by Godaddy, but then i read in the BP codex/ getting started that “WordPress should be installed manually i.e. via FTP, cpanel, etc. and NOT via webhost scripts (fantastico, softalicious, etc.)which bring about numerous issues when BuddyPress is activated” – and apparently teh managed hosting doesnt allow that, so the Godaddy rep told me then i need to look at Linux hosting.
    Has anyone tried BP with Godaddy Managed hosting, and would it be okay to start with shared hosting considering traffic will be very low initially (but BP+WC+plugins would need to work reasonably fast)?
    If i take shared hosting now, will it be easy to move to VPS later as traffic increases?
    thanks a ton for any inputs!

    #302280
    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    You can use following custom css

    .buddypress-wrap .standard-form .field-visibility-settings-header {
        display: none;
    }
    #302274

    In reply to: Buddypress Tab names

    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @lunarayven You can check following codes and use them with Snippet plugin

    Change “Activity” component’s name and slug to something else.

    Other references of “activity” string at the frontend can be translated using Loco Translate

    #302267
    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @dwl003 no need to copy buddypress.css or min file inside the child theme.
    You should be able to override the tab specific CSS with !important tags and writing codes inside appearance >> customizer >> additional CSS
    http://prntscr.com/m8dj7t

    #302266
    ARCangelGIRL
    Participant

    Hi @henrywright,

    I’m using “Buddypress Upload Avatar Ajax” (Version 1.0.1) and Buddypress (Version 4.1.0).
    Since upload avatar plugin was not updated I’m experiencing the same problem as @chavodbharat has mentioned – I’m getting “There was a problem cropping your avatar, please try uploading it again” error.

    I tried what he has suggested (edit directly wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core\classes\class-bp-attachment-avatar.php) and I also tried your snippet, but I’m still getting the same problem.

    Does something changed in latests Buddypress versions?

    #302265
    mrwassen
    Participant

    OK, no replies as of yet but some progress to report:

    I abandoned the idea of making minor style customizations in my WS child theme’s style.css because of the inconsistent results I was getting (see my previous post). Instead, after more hours scouring of the internet, I found a different approach which is to setup folders under my child theme folders like so:

    …/wp-content/themes/mytheme/buddypress/css

    I then created a new file named buddypress.css in the new /css folder, put in a couple of css entries and voila! – it didn’t work. Determined to get this working, I then spent a few more hours of scoouring and through trial and error and finally came up with the following which does work for me:

    1) setup the above mentioned folder structure under the child WP theme
    2) copy buddypress.css from the core buddy press css folder under the chosen template (e.g. nouveau) to the new css folder
    3) rename the new buddypress.css to “buddypress.min.css” (even though it is not “minified”)
    4) changes made to the new buddypress.min.css now take effect (hoorah!)

    Although this approach seems to work, it does raise several questions:

    A) since the custom version of the css file is not “minified”, does this not defeat the purpose of minifying css files in the first place (i.e. presumably performance improvements)?

    B) I would have hoped that the custom css file would only need to contain deviations from the theme’s css – however this does not seem to be the case. It appears that the entire file needs to be copied. The concern here is that when buddypress is upgraded, there may be css changes in the upgrade that are now “masked” by the custom css file which contains the older version of the styling (in cases where no modifications were made) – this seems a bit “messy” to me

    C) I guess my main question really is whether the above approach which I finally settled on is valid and is the best available approach.

    Sorry for the lengthy post, but I am seeking clarity on this so that I end up with a good long term solution.

    Dennis

    #302260
    shanebp
    Moderator

    My mistake – the required hooks do exist.
    Here is an example of adding a column to the Groups Admin page.

    > I’d like to show the pending members in the groups page.

    You can see the pending requests by visiting the Group page > Manage > Requests.

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